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By Staff Report / Thursday, August 13th, 2015 / Latest news, Small Business, Technology / Comments Off on 32 in Tri-Counties make Inc. Magazine list of 5000 fastest growing private companies
Thirty-two companies from around the Tri-Counties made the Inc. Magazine list of the 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies in America. The largest was Ventura-based advertising agency The Trade Desk, which was listed at No. 34. It had revenues of $202 million last year and grew 6,949 percent. Inc. Magazine ranked companies according to the percentage Read More →
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California is not a business-friendly state. So after nearly 22 years in Ventura, Fashion Forms, the company that developed the push-up water bra, is leaving for Austin, Texas. About five California companies per week were making similar moves just a few years ago, fleeing to better business climates. And while that tide has stemmed some, Read More →